lukitas
second hand noob
I try to keep track of my friends. The first four are the members of the band I play the trumpet in, babils.
Number five is a dear old friend.
6fbpicflorafilm1 by f4saregreat!, on Flickr
Fraser--sad to hear of Flora. Dogs are great creatures--best to you!
Paul
Sad to say this has happened to me more than once.Friends are number one, but things are important, too. I've posted about this before, but I'm going to do it again. If any of you are psychic, you can stop reading now because you already know what I'm going to say. For the rest of you, here it is again. One day I was driving down a road beside a large field with a barn in the middle of it. The setting sun could be seen by looking down the hallway of the barn. I had no camera with me. Next time I drove down the road, the barn was completely GONE! A much more spectacular example is the Old Man of the Mountain whose image is on the New Hampshire quarter dollar coin. It's gone forever, too. So take "that" picture now, or as soon as you reasonably can.
This thread is a good reminder Dave. I am guilty of not photographing my friends often enough. Sometimes it seems an intrusion on the moment, but afterwards, one never regrets having the memory in a photograph.
A close friend I haven't seen for a while. Her son, in this picture, died a year ago, aged 17. She now treasures this picture.
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G'day Dave,
I'm really grateful to you for starting this thread. I've been looking for a project to give my photography some direction and this is just what I've been looking for. I started today with a very old friend and will post the results when I get a chance.
BTW great to see you back here 😀.
take care,
clay
Time does go fast, my best friend unfortunately had to put her to sleep yesteday. Flora you will be missed.
6fbpicflorafilm1 by f4saregreat!, on Flickr
I have heard that the Indians said that when the earth was young, a fisure formed in its surface with all the animals on one side and Man on the other. The fisure began to widen into an uncrossable casm until at the last moment Dog jumped the gap!
Whenever I think of think of this, it effects me emotionally. I think most any dog lover will understand.